Otago Museum Records/Archives

letter, 09/07/1934, H D Skinner to Fred Delamare, Response to letter of 4/7/34 (document 60). Unable to obtain copy but assuring the banning of an issue of Critic on the basis of manners and morality not politics

letter, 19/05/1934, H Dempsey to H D Skinner, Request for a short account of his time at (New Plymouth) Central school and later career for a jubilee

letter, H D Skinner to H Dempsey, Reminiscences as requested by Mr Demsey in document 62, including meeting an old rival severely wounded on board a hospital ship off Mudross in 1915, and a brief CV

letter, 16/07/1934, Unreadable to H D Skinner, Regrets Skinner is resigning from joint-editorship and concern Mr Anderson should not be sole judge of suitability of submitted articles. Admits he has been critical of some of Skinner's papers but thinks it good people don't always see eye-to-eye. Provides detailed explanation, with drawings, explaining why he thinks an artifact described in recent paper was not part of a drill but rather an ornament. concerned this disagreement is why Skinner is stepping down. Invites Skinner to visit.

letter, 17/05/1934, G F Dixon to H D Skinner, Description of a function of May 5th launching a booklet with portraits etc for VUC and account of the difficult but ultimately successful mission to get an ode for it from Seaforth McKenzie

letter, 05/02/1934, H D Skinner to G F Dixon, Apologies for not sending a guinea as balancing accounts apparently impossible. Enclosing 10/-

letter, 27/01/1937, Unsigned to Clarice (Douglas?), Outlines conditions under which author (Skinner?) and their father presented items to Taranaki Museum

letter, 09/02/1937, Clarice Allan Douglas to Harry, Thanks given to recipient for their letters to the Hocken Collections. Mostly personal correspondence, well wishes to the recipient's family.

letter, 26/07/1934, Unsigned to Mr Downes, Mention of Australian material culture. Mention of the "reel." Thanks given for two fish vertebrae from a Samoan native necklace.

letter, 06/03/1932, Illegible, potentially David Bull? to H D Skinner, Author has asked Skinner to encourage his/her son, whom Skinner will be meeting that week, to undertake an Honours degree after they complete their undergraduate study.

letter, 02/06/1932, Illegible, same author as previous document to H D Skinner, Correspondence regarding the author losing their position as Editor of The Press, due to a tramway strike. Mention of the need to withdraw Roger from Knox College, and have him complete his course after this year.

letter, 29/10/1935, Unsigned to Allan William Ingles Duncan, Correspondence regarding Allan Duncan and his health, sounds as though he is recovering from an illness that prevented him sitting his exam. Enclosed with the letter is a certificate stating that Duncan's work was practical work was good, and he therefore would have passed his exam had he been well enough to sit it.